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March/April 2006 - Volume 21 - Issue 2 - p 156-167
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Treatment of Post-TBI Executive Dysfunction: Application of Theory to Clinical Practice

Gordon, Wayne A. PhD; Cantor, Joshua PhD; Ashman, Teresa PhD; Brown, Margaret PhD

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Abstract

The authors propose a theory-based model for the treatment of post-traumatic brain injury executive dysfunction that integrates (1) theories of cerebral function and organization, (2) cognitive-behavioral theory of problem solving, and (3) learning theory. The model delineates appropriate targets of and methods for the treatment of executive dysfunction. A practical application of the theoretical model is described in the form of a comprehensive day treatment program, Executive Plus. A test of the model is also discussed, focused on the comparison of Executive Plus and a standard day treatment program along parameters dictated by the model.

© 2006 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.

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